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    Russian bank customers will be able to add money to their accounts using ATMs operated by other banks, according to a report by BFM.ru. The change means deposits will no longer be limited to a customer's own bank's machines, expanding access to cash top-ups across the country. The news is drawing attention as it affects everyday banking for millions of users.

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    Putin shown new Geran-4 and Geran-5 jet drones▼реактивный двигательGgoogleRU1K1 d ago

    Russian President Vladimir Putin was presented with the Geran-4 and Geran-5 jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicles, according to a report by BFM.ru. The showcase highlights Moscow's continued push to upgrade its drone fleet with jet propulsion, and the story is drawing significant attention among Russian-speaking audiences. No further technical details about the drones were given in the report.

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    Russian foreign ministry says diplomacy active on international track▼министр иностранных дел россииGgoogleRU5001 d ago

    Russia's foreign ministry said Russian diplomacy is working actively on the international track, according to a report by BFM.ru. The statement, attributed to the ministry, offers no immediate details on specific negotiations or initiatives. It comes amid continued high attention to Russia's diplomatic activity, with the foreign minister and the ministry's stance remaining a regular focus of public discussion in Russia.

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    Bloomberg reports that Turkey and the United Nations are planning negotiations involving Russia and Ukraine, according to BFM.ru. Such talks are typically linked to the Black Sea grain initiative and maritime security issues, which have been recurring points of contact between the two countries since the start of the war. No further details about the timing or agenda of the proposed talks were given.

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    Ukraine's Security Service in the spotlight amid corruption claims▼служба безопасности украиныGgoogleRU5K2 d ago

    The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) is drawing attention as Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) claims corruption in Ukraine is obstructing a peaceful settlement of the conflict. The assertion, carried by Russian outlet BFM.ru, frames corruption within Ukrainian institutions as a barrier to negotiations, renewing debate over governance and the prospects for ending the war.